A mobile crusher is a portable crushing and screening plant used in quarries, mining, construction, and recycling industries. Mobile crushers with a capacity of 70-200 tons per hour are ideal for medium-sized projects, offering high efficiency and low operational costs. Their mobility allows easy transport and fast setup at different work sites.

These crushers process various types of rocks, concrete debris, and mineral ores, producing construction-grade materials. Compared to stationary crushing plants, mobile crushers offer a more cost-effective and flexible solution.


Advantages and Technical Features of a Mobile Crusher

Wide Capacity Range: Can process 70 to 200 tons of material per hour.
Mobile Design: Available in wheeled or tracked versions for easy transportation.
Equipped with Various Crusher Types:

  • Primary crusher (jaw or impact crusher)
  • Secondary crusher (cone or impact crusher)
  • Tertiary crusher (fine impact or vertical shaft crusher)
    High Efficiency: Special rotor systems and screening mechanisms ensure precise material sizing.
    Low Maintenance and Operating Costs: Long-lasting, wear-resistant components.
    Fully or Semi-Automatic Operation: Can be controlled remotely via PLC automation systems.
    Versatile Applications: Used in construction, road building, concrete and asphalt production, and recycling.

Working Principle

The feeding unit directs large stones or rocks into the crusher.
The primary crusher breaks down large rocks into medium-sized pieces.
The secondary crusher further reduces the material to smaller, uniform sizes.
The tertiary crusher (if included) produces finer and more consistent material.
The screening system separates the crushed material into different sizes.
Conveyor belts transport the processed material to storage or directly to usage areas.
The final product is ready for concrete, asphalt, or filling material applications.

Mobile crushers are designed to operate under various terrain and weather conditions. They can be used on construction sites, mountainous areas, and urban recycling projects with ease.